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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
11
The piece notes how Roosevelt's death and Coolidge Jr death heightened attention to dental and wound care. It warns sores and bruises on children in summer prompt increased caution and better daily hygiene to prevent infections.
The United States Children's Bureau notes Louisiana plans a bill to cap child labor to miners hours daily and fifty four weekly hours. Critics call the current state of child labor a national disgrace and oppose amendments that would force states to reduce hours.
The House of Commons narrowly defeated a protectionist measure backed by ex Premier Baldwin by a margin of four votes. Labor members split over the issue, arguing preference for British products would curb unemployment, while the policy faced opposition from the free trade side. The North Baltimore Beacon notes the mixed stance within labor ranks.
Huntington July 11 report covers families visiting relatives from Bowen Neegels and Reynolds households, Father’s Day dinners, band concert attendance, and local travel. It notes divorce case growth in Germany with Berlin courts issuing under two hundred decrees in a recent week.
The Sao Paulo uprising aims to overturn Rio de Janeiro as capital and declare independence. The revolt centers on Brazil's coffee hub with 597000 residents and nearly 3 million hinterland people. The battleship Minas Geraes is in Santos aiding bombardment as President Arthur Bernardes prepares martial law.
A compilation of notable births and events dated yesterday. Includes Commodore John Rodgers born 1835 in Philadelphia, U S Marine Corps history, Napoleonic discussions, political figures, and references to Methodism roots in Epworth England. Also notes on Harding era events, travels, and medical association gatherings.
A jumble of observations on social clubs and celebrity sons. The piece notes Boston bosses and the American boy shaping radio and science as youths pursue labor and ingenuity.
Forty years earlier Grover Cleveland was nominated to the presidency while William H Taft began his fourth year as Chief.
Comic snippets from KOMICAL TELEGRAMS describe a seaside season full of mischief at casual ballgames and public mischief. Names like Richwine Kerr and John Allen appear amid jokes about amateur baseball and satire of public service.
John's Robinsons ten big shows packed Elyria drawing the biggest crowd ever seen there. Charles Averill's body was found floating near Flood's Rock after being missing at home. Robbery attempt on Dr Reefy's office using nitro glycerine yielded no cash but papers. Robert Bruce, murderer of Jack Ryan, was pardoned from a life sentence and hired by the Edison Electric Light Co at Maztress Kansas.
Gen O Ryan and Timely Views on World Topics discuss support for the League of Nations and reform to prevent war. Alfred E Luss ing and Senator Key Pitman cited for backing referendum approach. Emphasizes need for World Court plus strong executive backing and a research department to prevent war.
The Congregational church and Sunday school hired five cars to transport attendees to the annual picnic at Linwood Park in Vermilion.
The article profiles Jesse H Newton, newly named president of the National Education Association and current superintendent of a city school system. Born 1812 in Salem Indiana, he studied at Indiana University and Columbia University, married Letha Hiestand, and has a long career in teaching and administration across several states. He has chaired educational commissions and contributed to educational journals.
Poem fragment presents a lone journey in a starless night. The speaker notes naked ascent, absence of guidance, and fearlessness as they follow a father's beckoning. The tone blends voyage and devotion, with the line indicating there is no legal trespass in Seo land.
The passage argues for taking League of Nations membership out of partisan politics by urging a referendum. It asserts the Democratic Party would be judged by its stance on the League, while the policy favors a public debate on merits, ensuring clear expression of the party's view on joining the League and its mission to outlaw war.
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